Titlebook: Infectious Complications in Transplant Recipients; Nina Singh,José M. Aguado Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 antim

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Advances in Cytomegalovirus Diagnostic Testing and Their Implications for Management of Cytomegalovi been the most frequent cause of infectious complications after whole organ transplantation with all subsequent immunosuppressive regimens (.-.). In seronegative recipients, latently infected allografts and leukocyte-containing blood products are documented means of virus transmission (.-.). Among p

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Posttransplant Fever in Critically Ill Organ Transplant Recipientsch fever without an identifiable cause is the major finding. While, patients in the ward may also have severe infections, ICU stay poses unique risk factors for infection. We will therefore focus on fever in context of SOT recipients in the ICU. Our aim is to provide information and guidelines regar

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Approach Towards Infectious Pulmonary Complications in Lung Transplant Recipients. Nine hundred twenty eight lung transplants were performed in the US in 1997, almost a 500% increase since 1990 (.). Despite improved surgical techniques and the development of “focused” immunosuppression, infection and the development of “chronic rejection” have continued to limit 1 and 5 year sur

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Approach Towards Infectious Pulmonary Complications in Lung Transplant Recipientsine in infectious complications in lung transplant patients, the rate of infection in these patients remains higher than in other transplant recipients. Infection most commonly involves the transplanted lung and, in single-lung transplantation, the native lung. This reflects the extreme susceptibili

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Antifungal prophylaxis and therapy: controversies and emerging issuesrecipients. Fungal species and infection type differ, between the organ transplanted and geographic residence (.-.). The reported prevalence range from around 5% in kidney recipients, to as high as 53% in small bowel transplant recipients (.-.). The principle fungal patogen found among transplant re

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Role of Neuroimaging in the Diagnostic Evaluation of Central Nervous System Lesions and Infections ian transplant patients (n=500), including liver, heart, lung, heart-lung, kidney recipients, had sustained an insult to the CNS (.). Over half of patients had suffered cerebrovascular complications, and many had potentially treatable pathology such as infections, immunosuppression associated leukoen

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Role of Neuroimaging in the Diagnostic Evaluation of Central Nervous System Lesions and Infections ig method. Knowledge of the whole patient’s context is decisive to interpret the imaging data through the diagnostic spectrum. A skeptical wisdom is always necessary, even in cases with a well known antecedent as in transplant recipients.

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